Sentence examples for entry audiences from inspiring English sources

It's The Block, written by Dan Hoyle and directed by Woodard, and if the following four plays are anywhere near as strong as the initial entry, audiences throughout the City are in for a tremendous treat.

In this pivotal role, the embattled face of Tommy Lee Jones has never seemed more craggy, nor better cast, providing an emotional point of entry for audiences who may otherwise have found this a somewhat dry history lesson.

On five consecutive Thursdays, starting on Thursday, 16 of the festival's prizewinning entries and audience favorites will be shown at the Donnell Media Center in the public library at 20 West 53rd Street in Manhattan.

The Maze Runner now likewise sees its second entry land before audiences with the release of The Scorch Trials.

"But mostly the film discarded any semblance of having an emotional entry point for audiences".

That shared history could, serve as an entry point for audiences to veer further into work across the region.

Maybe it is Ms. Hamilton's belated entry into the audience-centered relational aesthetics phenomenon, a tendency that her earlier work presages.

His entry through the audience to "Mack the Knife" is dandy; he has a vocal confidence that some of the other actors can't match.

Despite these setbacks, he concluded that the episode is largely sound because of the performances of Davis and Anderson, as well as the fact that the entry allowed the audience to gain insight into The Smoking Man's motives.

Here's a nod to the lineage from which OkCupid Juggalos comes this entry lets the audience bask in the satisfaction of knowing that both Nice Guys and Juggalos are worthy of derision.

The film is the only new entry aimed at family audiences.